The morning mist in Wuyin Village was always wrapped in the cold fragrance of pine needles. Lin Mo thought that he would guard this mountain for the rest of his life and accompany his sick mother. Like his ancestors, he took the legend of "there is a black wind that swallows people outside the mountain" as truth. It wasn't until that day, when the bloody glow spread over the mountains, the black vines crushed the smoke, and the vague shadow of divinity turned the mother into fly ash - that he knew that the "laws of heaven and earth" that the world revered were just a disguise for the survival of the Xuling-level gods, and that his stable daily life was a scam casted by fear.
The Soul-Suppressing Jade on the chest is the only thought left by my mother, and it is also the key to breaking the god. From sensing the remnant breath of divinity in the spiritual realm to splitting the first anchor point in an abandoned mine, Lin Mo stepped on the ashes and walked forward. He met the man in gray who hid the anti-god ancient book, walked side by side with the rune girl who was exterminated by the gods, and also witnessed the hypocritical village chief disguised as an earth-level god and the disaster illusion controlled by the Tianshu-level god. Every time he breaks through a new realm, his body undergoes a more "inhuman" transformation, but the hatred and protection clutched in his palms are always hot.
When the domain of the domain master god distorted space, and the power of the rules of the primal god tampered with life and death, Lin Mo finally understood that killing gods was never for revenge - it was to prevent the manipulated humans from treating disasters as "God's will", so that the new shoots growing out of the ruins could grow freely against the wind without the shadow of divinity. This journey of searching starting from the nameless village will eventually lead to the dome where the rules have collapsed, and I will ask the almighty god: You feed on the fear of all living beings, are you worthy of being called "gods"?
